Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nebraska Repertory Theatre is still in the process of planning the 2020-2021 season. Our first priority is the safety and health of our patrons and company members. Please watch here for updates as they become available. We wish you all the best. - The Rep Management Staff

NEBRASKA REP

Nebraska Repertory Theatre, the state's only professional regional theater, serves the region by producing critically acclaimed productions by both emerging and established playwrights.

This season, The Rep explores themes of personal identity, coming of age, reflecting on the past and living in the moment. Join us for an extraordinary season that includes The Legend of Georgia McBride, The Glass Menagerie, The Holiday Cabaret, A Thousand Words and Pippin. Find yourself at The Rep!

Nebraska Repertory Theatre does justice to this masterpiece. Everything is beautifully crafted, from the visual to the auditory to the polished performances of four very fine actors and actresses. I can honestly say that this is one of the best theatrical productions I've seen in the Omaha/Lincoln area. Well done to Director Andy Park and his marvelous cast and crew!

Christine Swerczek | Broadway World Nebraska

THE GLASS MENAGERIE

The acting from the entire company was fantastic all the way through, but Ms. Steele’s performance really stood out, and she was obviously having fun with her character. Every actor who has ever taken a theater class in high school looks forward to taking a Tennessee Williams character and breathing a bit of self into it. Ms. Steele’s take on Amanda drew a chuckle from the audience several times, and turned a character who could easily have been despised into one who the audience could sympathize with and love.

Deanna Walz | Appearing Locally

THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA MCBRIDE

Ty Perry as Miss Tracy Mills was rock solid, moving and speaking with grace and authority. Drag Queen Rexy stole every scene she was in (that fan snap!), which was particularly impressive considering Clayton Edwards also played Casey’s friend Jason, whose reminiscence about his ex, Fiona, was surprising and touching.

Rachele Stoops | Appearing Locally

THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA MCBRIDE

Ty Perry is phenomenal. His handling of his character is so believable that I want the audacious drag queen to be my friend. He imbues her with a razor sharp wit and snappy comebacks, but also shows a sensitivity that you would desire in your best friend. She cares. She cares enough to coach young Casey in the finer aspects of their artistic form, but also as a person, telling him to "make fewer messes" while figuring out who he is as a person. Perry is so good at being Miss Tracy that when he appears later without his wig, it takes me a minute to adjust. His portrayal of his everyday self is diametrically different, but he retains compassion along with wisdom.